Leeds Hotels
In recent years, Leeds has become a seriously popular destination for short city breaks and weekend visits. Such tourist attention has of course has given rise to an increase in accommodation options, which range from friendly Yorkshire family-run bed &breakfasts to more city sleek hotels; Leeds definitely caters to all particularities and pocket sizes.
For those visitors looking to spruce out, Leeds has a fantastic range of luxury city hotels and boutique joints specializing in comfort are quality. A number of Leeds most renowned 4 star hotels are also located in architectural landmarks- the Queens Hotel, an iconic Leeds hotel, is located in a stunning building, and an interior design aligning to the splendor art deco era. In addition to the 217 well-equipped bedrooms, the hotel is stocked with a restaurant, bar and conference rooms. Otherwise, for a more quirky setting, 42 The Calls is a renovated Corn mill, overlooking the River Aire, and is in reach of some of the best restaurants and bars in town, in the trendy area of the Clarence docks. The boutique hotel is oozing with charisma- all the rooms have been designed around the original structure of the corn mill, with oak beams, exposed brick walls.
If visiting Leeds on a tighter budget, there are many less noble hotels, which are still pleasant and in walking distance of the city centre. Jury’s Inn offers a cheap stay, and comes with a good bar and restaurant. The hotel is well located- only a short walk away from the train’s station, the riverside and brewery wharf. Otherwise, the Cosmopolitan hotel is a good option, and well positioned, as the hotel is five minutes away from Briggate, the Victorian quarter of Leeds and main shopping centre, being an essential spot for the shopaholic Leeds goers,. If wanting to find accommodation with a more personal touch, Leeds b&b is the best way to experience a warm Yorkshire welcome. This kind of accommodation offers you the benefits of home cooked meals, comfy bedrooms, picking up local tips and recommendations from friendly family owners.
For those visitors looking to spruce out, Leeds has a fantastic range of luxury city hotels and boutique joints specializing in comfort are quality. A number of Leeds most renowned 4 star hotels are also located in architectural landmarks- the Queens Hotel, an iconic Leeds hotel, is located in a stunning building, and an interior design aligning to the splendor art deco era. In addition to the 217 well-equipped bedrooms, the hotel is stocked with a restaurant, bar and conference rooms. Otherwise, for a more quirky setting, 42 The Calls is a renovated Corn mill, overlooking the River Aire, and is in reach of some of the best restaurants and bars in town, in the trendy area of the Clarence docks. The boutique hotel is oozing with charisma- all the rooms have been designed around the original structure of the corn mill, with oak beams, exposed brick walls.
If visiting Leeds on a tighter budget, there are many less noble hotels, which are still pleasant and in walking distance of the city centre. Jury’s Inn offers a cheap stay, and comes with a good bar and restaurant. The hotel is well located- only a short walk away from the train’s station, the riverside and brewery wharf. Otherwise, the Cosmopolitan hotel is a good option, and well positioned, as the hotel is five minutes away from Briggate, the Victorian quarter of Leeds and main shopping centre, being an essential spot for the shopaholic Leeds goers,. If wanting to find accommodation with a more personal touch, Leeds b&b is the best way to experience a warm Yorkshire welcome. This kind of accommodation offers you the benefits of home cooked meals, comfy bedrooms, picking up local tips and recommendations from friendly family owners.
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